Jurassic World Toy Review
Just going to go over these fairly quickly of my latest purchases from my local ToysRUs about the new JW toys. This is to help you all to know what’s decent and what’s outright horrible and make some responsible financial … Continue reading →

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Islands
Of Adventure: Jurassic Park Island

Camp JurassicOpened: March 1999
Type: Playground
Ride Time: N/A

Description
Camp Jurassic is the kid themed area of the island. There are slides, climbing ropes, and big footprints that, when stepped upon roar like a dinosaur (the very species represented by the footprint). Kids can wander through the amber mines, wage battles with the Dilophosaur water-spitting guns, or climb through Jurassic Park watch-towers.

The lower
area reveals a trail around the area, following electrified fences and
gates.

Description
There is also a small attraction known as the Pterosaur Flyers. This is meant only for children. If you are an adult and not accompanying a child, you aren’t normally allowed on, so bring your kid or younger cousin if you want to fly.

This is like a fast-gondola ride over Camp Jurassic, where you are in the clutches of a pterosaur. Kids seem to love this ride, but the wait can be a monster.

Walking back into the main area, you have many other vender kiosks selling refreshments. There is also a "Fast Pass" machine. This allows you to put in your park ticket, and it gives you a time when you can go on the particular ride that the machine is for. You can skip the normal line and go into the fast pass line.

Having done that, we now go on to the "Jurassic Park River Adventure," the main attraction on the island. The wait varies greatly during times of day, week, and year. There are signs posted around the park stating the estimated wait times for rides, so you can look for those to gauge whether you want to wait or not.